| Objective:Investigate the single and multiple perfusion of coldcrystalloid hyperkalemic blood cardioplegia on myocardial functionin immature。Method:random sampling60congenital heart disease infants intoa single cold crystalloid perfusion high potassium blood cardioplegiagroup (A) and conventional perfusion repeatedly the blood of coldcrystalloid cardioplegia group (B)(n=30). Jugular vein andcoronary blood collected at six point detection of atrial natriureticpeptide (ANP) and calcitonin gene-related titanium (CGRP),endothelin (RT-1) and troponin (cTn-T), cardiac enzymes. clipping asmall piece of right atrial organizations at the start and end ofsurgery, electron microscopy of myocardial ultrastructure structurechanges. The application of statistical analysis of experimentalresults to compare a single infusion high potassium cold crystalloidblood cardioplegia and the conventional perfusion repeatedly coldcrystalloid hyperkalemic blood cardioplegia protective effect onimmature myocardium.Result: Single crystal perfusion high potassium cold bloodcardioplegia group (A) and the routine repeatedly perfusion blood ofcold crystalloid cardioplegia group (B) postoperative atrialnatriuretic peptide, calcitonin gene-related titanium, endothelin, serum creatine kinasecompared with preoperative increasedcompared two groups no significant difference. Electron microscopyof myocardial ultrastructure destruction also has no significantdifferences. |